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Driver Education Chapters 8-10. Chapter 8- Sharing the Road with others Chapter 9- Vehicle information Chapter 10- Essential Driver Information 1/15/11 Now that you have spent 4 weeks in driver education, do you feel you are ready to drive on NJ roadways? Why or why not?. Pedestrians. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Driver EducationChapters 8-10
Chapter 8- Sharing the Road with othersChapter 9- Vehicle information
Chapter 10- Essential Driver Information
1/15/11Now that you have spent 4 weeks in driver education, do you feel you are ready to drive on NJ roadways? Why or why not?
PedestriansSince 2008, approximately 150 pedestrians
have been killed annually in traffic related crashes on New Jersey roadways.
Pedestrians must use a crosswalk (even if it is not painted as such) $54.00 fine over 18 $22.00 fine under 18 for not using a cross walk
Pedestrians have the right of wayIf a motorist strikes a pedestrian causing
bodily injury $100-250 and up to 25 days in jail.
MotorcyclesBe Alert!The laws governing four-
wheel vehicles such as cars and trucks also govern motorcycles.
When passed by a motorcycle, a motorist should maintain his/her speed and position.
A motorist’s failure to detect and recognize motorcycles in traffic is the most common cause of motorcycle collisions.
Trucks, Tractor Trailers, & BusesA motorist should always use caution when
driving alongside trucks.Must know limitations: visibility, required
stopping distance and maneuverability.When passing a large truck or bus, it is
important to remember that there are several no zones (blind spots) in which the motorist cannot see other vehicles.
In addition, during bad weather, a truck can take as much as 25 percent longer to stop.
The No Zone principleDon’t hang out in the
NO-ZONE!!!!Stay far behind a truck
that is preparing to back up or is backing up.
Increase following distance
Leave space when stopped behind large trucks or buses
Give more road space especially if vehicle is making a wide turn
Vehicle TitleCertifies that you
own the vehicleBuyers name,
address, date of sale, mileage, sale price, buyers signature
Present signed title and pay required fee
Must pay sales tax on vehicle
Registering a VehicleComplete ApplicationShow proof of ownership (Vehicle Title)Show proof sales tax has been paid
Renewing registrationNotice of expiration mailed 60 days beforeRenew via phone, mail-in, or webOver 3800 pounds pay 72.50 under 46.50
Vehicle InspectionWhat to bring The processDrivers licenseRegistrationProof of insuranceNon expired inspection
stickerWhen moving into NJ a
motorist must have vehicle inspected within 14 days after registering it.
Inspector will determine engine type and prepare for inspection
No longer check for defects on the vehicle
brake suspension, steering, wheel alignment and safety features (headlights, tail lights, tires, horn, windshield wipers and turn signals)
License RenewalEvery 4 yearsBe sure to update provisional when 18Must report address change within one weekMust report name change within two weeks
Lost, stolen LicensePermit duplicate is
$5.00Licensed instructor
must purchase duplicate
Lost or stolen license should be reported to the police
Replacement fee for a lost or stolen license is $11.00